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3 hrs ago The Norman City Council Oversight Committee considered how to best support local broadband and high-speed internet needs Thursday night, weighing options that included local partnerships and funding from federal dollars. Council members determined that while Norman residents have broadband options and accessibility, affordability and speed may be an issue for some. Norman doesn’t lack internet providers — all of Cleveland County can access at least two providers who can provide the minimum 25 mbps speed internet, City Attorney Kathryn Walker said. A 25 mbps download speed is the base level for what the FCC considers high-speed internet. But as the internet speed goes up, the access in Cleveland County narrows. At 100 mbps speed, only 45.12% of county residents have access to two providers; by 1,000 mbps, 47.95% of residents have no access at all.

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